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Pin-yin:	shan dou gen

English name:	Subprostrate

Where grown:	South China.

Source:	Dried rhizome of Sophora tonkinensis Gapnep.
Ingredients:	Alkaloid, Flavonoids
Pharmacological effect:	1) Anti-neoplastic effect: injection of the herbal extract has an inhibiting effect on formation of various tumors in lab experiments. 2) Anti-viral and antipyretic effect: the ingredients have demonstrated obvious anti-viral effects.

Properties:	Bitter, cold, toxic

Channels entered:	Lungs, stomach

Function:	Clears heat, relieves toxicity, soothes throat, reduces swellings, alleviates pain and can be used as a pesticide.

Major Clinic Usage:	For treatment of sudden swelling and pain of the throat, retropharyngeal abscess, toothache, swollen gum, wheezing and coughing due to heat, laryngocarcinoma, lung cancer, snake or spider bites and ulcers due to hemorrhoids.
Cautions:	Use with caution in cases of cold deficiency in stomach and spleen or with diarrhea symptoms.

Usage and Dosage:	3~6g.

Storage:	Store in a dry, well-ventilated place.

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